Podcasts about cornish pixie

Ever peeped at a Pixie? Me neither, because bad things happen! Tonight's Halloween story isn't especially scary unless having a Cornish Pixie and a bunch of Spriggans coming after you on Halloween night sounds scary. Frankly, it sounds terrifying! No worries, tonight's story isn't scary, but then again, it is Halloween week! Until next time, good night!Support the showThank you for all your downloads and amazing comments and reviews! I appreciate it! Check out our social media to like and subscribe:https://www.instagram.com/fairysleepypod/https://www.facebook.com/fairysleepyhttps://fairysleepy.com/Feel free to send me an email with your favorite stories for a future episode! podcasts@fairysleepy.com

Welcome to back to Not for the Dinner Table!!! Episode 68 Cornish Folklore We have some NFTDT news about strange hums and wish our Podcast Friend a very Happy Birthday In Episode 68, Dave and Soph are going to the Southwest of England to cover an area steeped in myth and legend. Dave is exploring the Cornish Pixie and Soph is sharing stories of the Witch Museum in Boscastle. Do you have a weird or spooky story let us know by emailing notforthedinnertable@gmail.com Where you can also send us versions of our podcast jingles and questions, or just say hello. And remember everyone is welcome at our dinner table, except… Follow us for more Not for the Dinner Table fun on Twitter @NFTDT on Instagram @notforthe_dinnertable on Facebook @ Not for the Dinner Table on TikTok @nftdt Our music is by the amazing Chris Scott @ScottyJax. And our logo is by the wickedly talented Kayleigh and you can see more of her work on Instagram @kcreatesdesign You can listen to Not for the Dinner Table on the Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, and Spotify or wherever you find podcasts. If you like the show, please leave a review and tell a friend to help us grow. If you liked this episode why not try out our other creature feature episodes: Episode 8 – A Dalliance into Witchcraft https://soundcloud.com/notforthedinnertable/episode-eight-a-dalliance-into-witchcraft Episode 9 – More Witchy Things https://soundcloud.com/notforthedinnertable/episode-nine-more-witchy-things Episode 22 – Haunted Places https://soundcloud.com/notforthedinnertable/episode-22-haunted-places Episode 24 – The Witchcraft Murder https://soundcloud.com/notforthedinnertable/episode-24-the-witchcraft-murder

Hello all! Happy New Year! Hope you all had a safe transition into 2021! This is our first episode using an actual microphone! So hopefully the audio quality is a lot better for you all! This week's episode deals with Cornish Pixies, Spriggans, and the Korrigan! We hope you enjoy and we will catch you next time! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffee-table-mythos/support

In the final Half Hour History for 2017 we learn the incredibly wonderful and bizarre story of the mysterious "Cornish Pixie" who ended up in... Perth!? This one is full of twists and turns and is going to punch you right in the curiosity button. And, image wise - this is the closest to Abbie Cornish with a pixie cut that I could get. ENJOY!Download here! (click to stream, right-click to save)Subscribe to us on iTunes as we do this every fortnight! Meanwhile, join the discussion in our friendly Facebook group! And you can now get bonus episodes by subscribing/supporting us on Patreon!

Did a Cornish Pixie end up in North Carolina? Bigfoot not recognized in Washington. Does anyone really give a ‘whoop’? The Starman and his chunk of heavy metal. The game is afoot in an interesting meteorological mystery in the mountains. The Book of the Week, Meteorology Demystified, by Stan Gibilisco.

The first episode of the Celtic Myths and Legends Podcast introducing the show, the creator and including a brief history and description of The Cornish Pixie.  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/celticmythspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celticmythspodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/CelticMythsPod

This is WWRVN, Radio Ravenclaw.   Faithful listener llim called in again to the station to remind people that there will be a lunar eclipse this weekend visible to much of North and South America, Asia and Australia. Unfortunately, it may be too cloudy over her location to see it (and she’s not sure she’ll wake up at 5am) but perhaps the conditions will be more favorable for you other listeners. http://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2015-april-4   Good Morning and welcome to The Fresh Pot of Coffee on Ravenclaw Radio. It’s Friday - and that means Fondoo Review! Polyglot Scrabble (R) is scheduled tonight in the Common Room. Remember our rules, if it is recognized by yourself and at least one other player at the table as being a valid word in any language, it’s good. Kanji tiles are being knit as we speak. Merry Beasts were last seen “sneaking” loudly off to the dungeons to abscond with a wheel of cheezes. Ahem It is rumoured that RHoH SadieLou - known to the Muggles as Sadie O’Hades - will be coaching a “learn-to-skate” night up on the sixth floor round balcony. Bring your own skates, and personal safety spells are required. Break Month Levity has returned - watch for Martin Freeman’s daily lighthearted appearance as captured by our reporter in the field Cyprienne. Those of you who like your Fondoo on the explosive side are invited to join the Lab crew tonight at 10. Hijinks will ensue. And now, the weather. Nøtt slowly releases her grip on the North American Eastern Seaboard Clouds here at the station with a glimmering of sky in the east. Does everyone know the Summer Triangle asterism? It’s clearly visible before sunrise nowadays, about 4 or 4:30 AM wherever you are. Look up and slightly eastish if you have clear skies outside of a city. The Jolly Island of Ærø expects a bit of hail today. Clucks will be safe until they decide to gorge on hailstones. A blue cloud over London worried the muggles yesterday. Order of the Phoenix Chief FrickNFrack issued a statement that the Cornish Pixie problem at OotP headquarters rapidly dissipated thereafter. We see no chance of meatballs in the near future, but some yahoo is trying to call lightning down onto the Sahara so that the desert glazes and becomes a skate park. We call upon the Department of Magical Law Enforcement to take care of this mess! Now, fans, go stick your hand out a window, count to ten, and bring it back in. If it’s covered in white stuff, your region has snow. If the white stuff is little ice balls, you have hail. If it’s wet, I predict rain, and if a few fingers are missing - gale force winds for you (or loose tigers). Time for some of those century-old sounds. You know the ones. The original earworms. “It’s punk,” said early reviewers. “This is not serious music!” said others. Who’s laughing now? Let’s queue up “Pirates of Penzance.” They’re Gilbert and Sullivan. I’m GazeboGal, and you’re listening to Radio Ravenclaw on the Wizarding Wireless Network.